Iowa fertilizer company reserves capacity on CO2 pipeline CO browser2 Ventures, a Dallas-based sequestration specialist, said on Nov. 29 it had reached an agreement with a fertilizer company to provide transportation and storage services on its Heartland Greenway project. Heartland Greenway is a 2,100 km long pipeline project that couldRead More →
READING is crucial to ensure that students do well in school. Based on her experience as a researcher for more than three decades, the director of the Center for Research in International and Comparative Education at Universiti Malaya, Professor Assoc Dr Vishalache Balakrishnan, said that having books at the homeRead More →
Ebooks are great because they’re lightweight, easy to use on a phone or tablet, and you can get them anywhere and anytime. Printed books are pleasing because of the smell, feel, and physicality they provide. They are more immersive than an ebook can be. Which is good for you? Let’sRead More →
Subscribe to The Big Number From just £ 3 per week Take a print or digital subscription to The Big Issue and provide an essential lifeline to our work. With every subscription we invest every penny in supporting the seller network across the UK. A subscription also means you’ll neverRead More →
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Loading Something is loading. We are really sorry! We encountered a system failure and were unable to take your email this time. Thank you for signing up! November is Native American Heritage Month and Insider had the opportunity to chat with Nicole McLaren, owner and founder of Raven Reads, aRead More →
The literary world has weathered the pandemic in a remarkable way. As the industry as a whole benefited from online book orders and sheltered in-place readers, booksellers lost the chance of book tours and lectures, live author appearances, and interactive commerce. and practice which is their specialty. People who shopRead More →
By Michael Smolens Sunday 21 November 2021 | 2 a.m There was a time when a congressman could vote for things as American as apple pie – like roads, bridges, and other job-creating projects – without becoming the target of death threats. And it’s hard to remember if ever beforeRead More →
From Civil War history to young adult novels, this selection of new books from University of Virginia faculty and alumni covers a wide range of topics and should appeal to a variety of readers. See below for 21 titles that have been released since the end of the summer, includingRead More →
Christmas is fast approaching, and with it the challenge of finding beautiful gifts. As usual, I did some research and found some excellent books on money. Money: the real story of something invented by Jacob Goldstein is fascinating read. The author guides us through the history of money from theRead More →
A few weeks ago, I went over some of the ideas that could be learned from the failed vote on Proposition 1 (a Transportation Development District (TDD) with a 1% sales tax). This week I want to come up with some ideas to fill the funding hole that prop 1Read More →
Whether they’re stuck in an airport, killing time in a coffee shop, or just lounging on a cold night, eBooks provide welcome entertainment. The Kindle was launched in 2007 to make reading easier and more accessible, and today anyone can walk around with five thousand titles in their bag. KindleRead More →
November 13, 2021 American Kleptocracy. By Casey Michel. the Saint-Martin press; 368 pages; $ 29.99. Scribe; £ 18.99 The facilitators. By Frank Vogl. Rowman & Littlefield; 216 pages; $ 32 and £ 25 NOTEXT MONTH Joe Biden will organize a virtual “Democracy Summit”. The goal of the powwow is toRead More →
Children’s Books market research report provides details about industry chain structure, market competition, market size and share, SWOT analysis, technology, cost, material raw, consumer preferences, development and trends, regional forecasts, company and profile, and products and services. The global children’s books market report combines a comprehensive analysis of the overseasRead More →
Beyond Collaboration Overload: How to Work Smarter, Get Ahead and Restore Your Well-Beingby Rob Cross (Harvard Business Review Press, 2021) In the 1920s, Mary Parker Follett put forward the heretical idea that managers should seek power. with– not the power more-employees. “It is possible to develop the conception of powerRead More →
© Reuters. FILE PHOTO: Traders work on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) in New York, US, October 20, 2021. REUTERS / Brendan McDermid By Lewis Krauskopf, Devik Jain and Bansari Mayur Kamdar (Reuters) – Major Wall Street indices hit record closing highs on Friday and postedRead More →
The Duchess of Cornwall jokingly requested a cameo role when she visited the set of the ITV crime drama Grace. Camilla joined the team and stars on location in West Sussex, including John Simm, who plays troubled police officer Roy Grace, and Peter James, writer of the detective books nowRead More →
MADRID (Reuters) – Spain’s Unicaja said on Wednesday its recurring net profit rose 53% year-on-year in the third quarter due to lower provisions and higher commissions when integrating Liberbank. Net profit without accounting gains for the country’s fifth-largest lender in terms of assets reached 54 million euros ($ 62.5 million)Read More →
Kobo owners may find it easier to find something to read, as Rakuten’s Kobo joins Booktopia for a book buffet with a feast for the eyes. The all-you-can-eat eBook service on Kindle isn’t the only one in Australia as a Netflix-style offering for books this week, as Kindle’s biggest competitorRead More →
of end of ownership department Techdirt has noted in the past that if public libraries did not exist, the copyright industry would never allow their creation. Editors can’t turn back time to change history (thankfully). But the COVID pandemic, which has largely prevented people from borrowing physical books, has presentedRead More →
With the uncertainty of the current economic climate, many people are turning to entrepreneurship at an unprecedented rate. In reality, according to the United States Census BureauIn July 2020, the number of people who submitted business start-up applications in the United States reached a record high of 551,657,000, an increaseRead More →
from end of ownership department Techdirt has noted in the past that if public libraries didn’t exist, the copyright industry would never allow their creation. Editors can’t go back in time to change the story (thankfully). But the COVID pandemic, which has largely prevented people from borrowing physical books, hasRead More →
Our list of the best eBooks features stories that have all been huge bestsellers in eBook rankings over the past year, downloaded in the thousands (or millions) by e-reader fans around the world. It’s no surprise that more of us than ever are reading books in e-book form. It’s aRead More →